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T-mobile stole $228 from me
I placed on order for 2 sim cards to transfer my husband and I from AT&T to T-mobile. When I got the sim cards, they didn't work properly. I was upset because the process was not as simple as the salesperson I worked with had told me. I realized he lied to me to get me to place an order. I immediately cancelled my order and told them I didn't want to transfer my services to them afterall.
2 weeks later, they charged me $228. Those were some expensive sim cards! I never used their services at all. I called their customer service to tell them that I had not authorized this charge or used their services. They guaranteed they would have the charge reversed within a day. Instead, the charge moved from pending to posted on my bank account. I had to file a fraud claim with my bank. I will never again consider using T-mobile. This company should not be allowed to continue to operate. I posted a review with the BBB as well and will do everything in my power to inform people that this company is okay with stealing large amounts of money from working Americans.
- formercanuckSpectrum Specialist
Kinda reminds me of my past with Verizon…. they actually attempted to ruin my credit.
- mega8549Network Novice
I'm sorry that happened to you! It's crazy what companies are trying to get away with these days. I only wanted to switch from AT&T because of their recent data leak where they compromised my personal info. But honestly, I've never had service issues or customer service issues with AT&T. I'm definitely avoiding T-Mobile and appreciate you letting me know your experience with Verizon so I know to avoid them too. From now on, I'm just sticking to AT&T.
- formercanuckSpectrum Specialist
The irony… that was +20 years ago. I've had issues with every carrier. Some are worse than others (Verizon).
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